The Coldplay controversy is intensifying, as former Astronomer CEO Andy Byron is reportedly considering legal action against the band for "emotional distress" and "invasion of privacy."

A second executive has resigned from tech company Astronomer following a Coldplay concert video that went viral and sparked online speculation and scrutiny. The company confirmed Thursday that Kristin Cabot, Astronomer's chief people officer, had submitted her resignation.

As seen in now-infamous video, Coldplay singer and (Gwyneth's ex) Chris Martin was highlighting fans on the jumbotron at a recent concert when the camera cut to two people getting cozy in the audience. Realizing they were on camera, the two immediately panicked and hid, leading Chris to joke that they were "having an affair."

Lionel Messi was spotted on camera at a Coldplay concert in Miami, days after the viral video of former Astronomer CEO and his suspected mistress.

On Friday night, actress Gwyneth Paltrow revealed she had been hired on a "very temporary basis" as a spokesperson for Astronomer.

Ex-Astronomer CFO Kristin Cabot is back in the headlines, as details of her past party girl college days are surfacing.